324: Heather Aimee O'Neill
Before The Irish Goodbye became one of the most acclaimed debut novels of 2025, Heather Aimee O'Neill spent years quietly writing it while b...
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The Third Story Podcast with Leo Sidran
THE THIRD STORY features long-form interviews with creative people of all types, hosted by musician Leo Sidran. Their stories of discovery, loss, ambition, identity, risk, and reward are dee...
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323: Lakecia Benjamin
Saxophonist and bandleader Lakecia Benjamin has become one of the most dynamic voices in jazz today. Here she talks about hanging up on Clar...
322: Miles Davis
Miles Davis spent his life searching. He changed the sound of jazz repeatedly, assembling generations of musicians around him and pushing co...
321: Julieta Venegas
Mexican singer-songwriter Julieta Venegas on how growing up in Tijuana - a border city suspended between Mexico and the United States - deve...
320: Dida Pelled
Dida Pelled on her latest album I Wish You Would , a blues-focused project recorded with Tony Scherr, Kenny Wollesen, and Sullivan Fortner....
319: Emily Cavanagh's Song For You
Singer, songwriter, and founder of Song For You , Emily Cavanagh on music, service, resilience, and finding purpose in uncertain times. In t...
318: Michael Leviton and The Tell
At his monthly series The Tell , writer and storyteller Michael Leviton brings together performers and audiences for an evening where nothin...
317: Janis Siegel and The Scent of Danger
When singer Janis Siegel was invited to help produce a Women's History Month event at the United Nations, everything seemed aligned—until sh...
316: Ben Sidran - Jazz and Modernism
When I arrived in Palm Springs last month, a few days before the concert-lecture I was to play with my father, Ben Sidran, I found him surro...
315: Phoebe Katis
Phoebe Katis — a UK-born, New York–based songwriter can pinpoint the moment when her life and career were quietly reoriented. It started wit...
314: Keren Ann
Keren Ann was born in Israel, spent her early years in the Netherlands, and later moved to France. The daughter of a Russian-Jewish father a...
313: Dan Pashman
Dan Pashman is one of those increasingly rare people who always wanted to be in radio. His career began at the turn of the millennium as a p...
312: Kurt Elling Returns
Kurt Elling returns for a wide-ranging conversation about vocation, gratitude, and what it means to be in service of the music. Elling first...
311: Cafe Central, Madrid
The Café Central, a jazz club located just off Madrid's Puerta del Sol — Spain's "Kilometer Zero" — has been going out of business for more...
310: Remembering Phil Upchurch
Guitarist, bassist, composer Phil Upchurch died on November 23, and with his passing the music world lost one of its true "musician's musici...
309: Madison Cunningham
Madison Cunningham's new album Ace marks a striking and vulnerable chapter in the young songwriter's evolution. Not yet 30, Cunningham has a...
308: Theo Bleckmann
Singer and composer Theo Bleckmann has spent his career between categories - jazz and avant-garde, improvisation and composition, structure...
307: dodie
British singer-songwriter dodie has spent half her life in public. Long before algorithms and engagement metrics ruled the day, she began po...
306: Vera Brandes
The Köln Concert by Keith Jarrett is one of the most iconic recordings in jazz history — a completely improvised solo piano performance, rec...
305: Jacob Jeffries
Pianist, songwriter, and performer Jacob Jeffries the morning after he played Madison Square Garden with Vulfpeck, reflecting on the surreal...